WRC Rally Argentina 2012

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28th April 2012, 13:13
A FONDO

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimviii

where can we read driver comments after stages?

where you posted it yesterday
Live text Rally Argentina | Best of Rally Live
28th April 2012, 13:13
sete

Ogier reach same time as Prokop 13:06:00
28th April 2012, 13:14
blissard

Where is Mikkelsen?
28th April 2012, 13:14
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimviii

where can we read driver comments after stages?

no Vsledky Rallye: Mistrovstv svta .... no party :(
28th April 2012, 13:14
EightGear

Mikkelsen is in just no time yet.
28th April 2012, 13:14
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by blissard

Where is Mikkelsen?

out :(
28th April 2012, 13:15
Francis44

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

out :(

Relax Mikkelsen was in talked to WRR.
28th April 2012, 13:15
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by EightGear

Mikkelsen is in just no time yet.

where you see that ?
28th April 2012, 13:16
sete

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

no Vsledky Rallye: Mistrovstv svta .... no party :(

you can read it here
eWRC-results.com - results Rally Argentina 2012
28th April 2012, 13:16
EightGear

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

where you see that ?

As Francis44 said, he talked to WRR.
28th April 2012, 13:16
dimviii

Quote:

Originally Posted by SlowSon

where you posted it yesterday
Live text Rally Argentina | Best of Rally Live

thanks.Pitty for Mikkelsen,what happened?

edit ok Mikkelsen is clear.
28th April 2012, 13:18
N.O.T

MIkelsen 5.2 slower than Ogier.
28th April 2012, 13:18
N.O.T

mikkelsen is ok... his time was not recorded on time....
28th April 2012, 13:19
Viking

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

No mikkelsen at the end of the stage :(

Timing problem, +5,2 to Ogier, different tyre choise methinks...
28th April 2012, 13:21
eib1

Nobre 4th quickest between splits 2 and 3? :D
28th April 2012, 13:22
N.O.T

Next stage is on....
28th April 2012, 13:22
dimviii

stage 8 live
28th April 2012, 13:34
dimviii

111.5km/h average for Tanak at this stage
28th April 2012, 13:40
Langdale Forest

Oliveria is yet another Brazillian village driver.
28th April 2012, 13:41
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by Langdale Forest

Oliveria is yet another Brazillian village driver.

really ?? and it just took you 2 years to realise that.... nice.
28th April 2012, 13:45
N.O.T

Seems that the Ford team also is being managed by the citroen bosses...they do not allow Sordo to be faster than Loeb....
28th April 2012, 13:48
JAM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

Seems that the Ford team also is being managed by the citroen bosses...they do not allow Sordo to be faster than Loeb....

Sordo is being slower comparing to what i expected from him in Argentina. And it has nothing to do with team orders :D
28th April 2012, 13:50
6789

No splits for after Mikko

Edit - they just came through and he is setting a good pace
28th April 2012, 13:51
dimviii

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAM

Sordo is being slower comparing to what i expected from him in Argentina. And it has nothing to do with team orders :D

but when in Citroen was slower were team orders.
Loeb has created plenty of damage,NOT is right.
28th April 2012, 13:51
N.O.T

Hirvonen fights back :)
28th April 2012, 13:55
N.O.T

Ogier faster again at the first few spits... it is going to be a good battle. Lets ope they fight with no problems.
28th April 2012, 13:57
dimviii

Petter had a spin at this stage.

114km/h average!
28th April 2012, 13:59
Kielder

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

Seems that the Ford team also is being managed by the citroen bosses...they do not allow Sordo to be faster than Loeb....

Ford allows Sordo to go as fast as possible, but ending third. Going faster, trying to catch Loeb, means taking too risks and increasing the possibility of an accident. Many drivers have crashed trying that, that's why he's won his championships.
28th April 2012, 13:59
JAM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimviii

Loeb has created plenty of damage,NOT is right.

The first damage is on WRC itself, Like Schumacher made in F1. When Schumacher pull out of F1 the races started beiung interesting again.

And when Schumacher returned, his secret was revealed. Now is one like the others.
28th April 2012, 13:59
MikeD

OMG they have Sloson in the studio. Why? He knows **** about driving fast at a rally.
28th April 2012, 14:01
dimviii

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAM

The first damage is on WRC itself, Like Schumacher made in F1. When Schumacher pull out of F1 the races started beiung interesting again.

And when Schumacher returned, his secret was revealed. Now is one like the others.

plenty of damage at spectators i mean.
28th April 2012, 14:02
MikeD

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAM

The first damage is on WRC itself, Like Schumacher made in F1. When Schumacher pull out of F1 the races started beiung interesting again.

F1 was great under Schumi ... beating the **** out of McCheat every round.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAM

And when Schumacher returned, his secret was revealed. Now is one like the others.

...yes at the age of 43 he is still as good as the others in their start 20'ies.
28th April 2012, 14:04
N.O.T

F1 Ladyboys are not allowed in Rally talk...please...only alpha wolf males allowed in this thread.
28th April 2012, 14:05
Mauri A

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimviii

Petter had a spin at this stage.

Yes, he must have lost at least 20 secs because of that spin!
28th April 2012, 14:07
JAM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimviii

plenty of damage at spectators i mean.

Yes. Or are you forgetting the stages plenty of spectatores in the 90's and beggining of this century.

And you are forgetting other interesting point: Why WRC don't have a promoter? Shouldn't be so dificuilt to find a replacement to NOS if WRC was atractive.
28th April 2012, 14:07
dimviii

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mauri A

Yes, he must have lost at least 20 secs because of that spin!

its really strange,but it has reported here
Live text Rally Argentina | Best of Rally Live
28th April 2012, 14:08
JAM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeD

F1 was great under Schumi ... beating the **** out of McCheat every round.

The audience numbers at the time didn't agree with you, but ok.
28th April 2012, 14:08
dimviii

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAM

Yes. Or are you forgetting the stages plenty of spectatores in the 90's and beggining of this century.

And you are forgetting other interesting point: Why WRC don't have a promoter? Shouldn't be so dificuilt to find a replacement to NOS if WRC was atractive.

All that is Loebs fault to? get real please.
28th April 2012, 14:09
JAM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mauri A

Yes, he must have lost at least 20 secs because of that spin!

Couldn't see that 20 secs on the splits
28th April 2012, 14:09
Langdale Forest

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

F1 Ladyboys are not allowed in Rally talk...please...only alpha wolf males allowed in this thread.

Sick dog South American village drivers are not allowed in rally talk, we've had enough of them.

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